Prestige Parklane Project Schedule

Prestige Parklane project schedule runs from a construction start of 01 October 2026 to 31 December 2030, the date set for both proposed completion and possession. Those are not marketing estimates. The start and completion dates are declared to Karnataka RERA under registration PRM/KA/RERA/1251/309/PR/150926/008941, which makes them commitments the promoter can be held to rather than ambitions, and the developer price sheet issued at the launch names 31 December 2030 as the date of intimation of possession.

The Schedule, Date by Date

• 13 August 2026: Building plan DO3-KIADB-00128/26-27/BP approved by KIADB.
• 15 September 2026: Karnataka RERA registration granted for Phase 1.
• 25 September 2026: Project launched, and the developer price sheets and inventory were released.
• 01 October 2026: Project start date declared to RERA, when apartment construction begins.
• 31 December 2030: Proposed completion date declared to RERA.
• From 31 December 2030: Intimation of possession under the price sheet, followed by handover formalities.

The sequence is worth pausing on. Plan approval came first, then registration, then launch, then construction. A project that markets before securing its plan is asking buyers to commit to a building with no legal permission to exist. Here each step preceded the next.

Four Years of Construction: Is That Normal?

From 01 October 2026 to 31 December 2030 is a little over four years. For nine towers of twenty-four floors over three basement levels, totalling 1,788 apartments and 249,535 sq. m. of built-up area, that is a realistic programme rather than an optimistic one.

• Basement work is slow: Three basement levels across nine towers means substantial excavation and retention before anything rises above ground.
• Superstructure: Twenty-five slabs per tower, nine towers, is a large volume of structural work even for a contractor of Larsen & Toubro’s scale.
• Finishing and services: Fit-out, lifts, fire systems and external works typically consume the last year of a programme like this.
• Statutory clearances: Occupancy certification sits between completion and possession, which is why keys can follow completion in practice, even though both are set for 31 December 2030 on paper.

Completion Versus Possession: The Difference That Catches Buyers Out

The RERA filing gives 31 December 2030 as completion, and the developer price sheet sets intimation of possession for the same date. Even so, these are different milestones and conflating them causes genuine misunderstanding.

Completion means the building is finished and certified as such.

Possession means keys are handed to you, which follows the occupancy certificate and the settlement of your final account, including any outstanding charges.

Under RERA, if the promoter fails to hand over by the agreed date, a buyer may withdraw and claim a refund with interest, or remain and claim interest for every month of delay. The date in your agreement for sale is the one that governs your remedy, so check that it matches the RERA declaration before signing.

How to Track Whether the Schedule Is Holding

• Follow the Form 3 certificates: The project engineer certifies the stage actually reached, and those certificates are filed on the RERA portal.
• Watch quarterly updates: Promoters must report progress to the authority through the life of the project.

Ask for dated site photographs rather than renders, and note how recent the latest set is.

Match instalments to stages: Parklane's instalments fall on fixed dates rather than construction stages, so compare each certified stage with the payment calendar as you pay.

Prestige Parklane Project Schedule at a Glance

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